Life as a Painting
rabirius
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76 responses to “Life as a Painting”
ooh echoes our current life, there but not there … segregated, love the dog!
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Thank you for your words.
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my pleasure!
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This has a visual quality I can’t quite put my finger on (as we say in English).
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I know the expression.
Thank you, Steve.
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With a group of people from various countries, I often can’t be sure who knows what idiomatic expression. Even between the United States and other English-speaking countries there are differences, so I generally follow the adage “When in doubt, spell it out” (and coincidentally “spell it out” might need some explaining in its own right).
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Yes, I know. I worked for a British/US company and there I noticed this a lot.
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Just fabulous.
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Thank you for your words.
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My pleasure.
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Fascinating!
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I’m glad you like it.
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Brushstroke by brushstroke we are being painted on the canvas of life. This what your picture is telling me, Rabirius.
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Thank you, Peter.
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Hier trekt men zich niets aan van de corona maatregelen.Knap bewerkt
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Nou, ze behoren allemaal tot hetzelfde huishouden. 🙂
Bedankt voor het compliment.
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Amazing! Thank you!
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Thank you, Dave.
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De wondere werelden die je schept zijn altijd fascinerend, ze nodigen echt uit om te “zien” en om na te denken.
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Bedankt voor je woorden.
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One of my favourites of the ones you’ve posted recently, I particularly like the overlay effect here, like one of those 3D dioramas I used to make as a kid out of shoeboxes with a pinhole in the end.
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Thanks a lot.
Actually, I worked a lot with overlays. I duplicated the picture and made an abstract colour version and a monochrome version that I merged later.
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Beautifully abstract and poignant.
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Thanks a lot, Timothy.
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Welcome to today. Yes, we are part of the painting. More of us need to be painters. Your work is brilliant.
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Thank you Michael. I’m glad you like it.
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It also seems some are on the outside. Well done Rabirius
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They are.
Thank you, John.
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Looks very much like a holograph Rabirius – beautiful
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Thank you, Tina. I’M happy you like it.
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Our lives, then! Magnificent!
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Thank you, Lepis. I’m glad you like it.
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This is at the same time so beautiful but also sad. That lonely person in red desires to be a part of something bigger. Now it’s isolation and loneliness.
I do hope that person has the courage to stand up and step into the world.
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Thank you. Yes, Isolation and loneliness seem to be a problem for many people these days.
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I don’t know about the people, but the dog seems to be very comfortable.
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Yes, he is quite relaxed. 🙂
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No concerns at all. 🤣
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Indeed. 🙂
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een foto die tot nadenken stemt Rabirius
groeten
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Dank je wel, Willy.
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Stunning perspective. Love this.
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Thanks a lot for your words.
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Vibrance within the dream; the eye of the artist. A beautiful feeling.
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Thank you.
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Apt but not so happy. It makes me feel as if I (and the World) need eyeglasses and sunshine.
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Sunshine we definitely need over here. 🙂
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He worked all day. Observing; marking; observing; remarking, until he finally looked down to his sketchbook the man carefully stepped in, so as not to disturb a thing.
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Beautiful words. Looks like you started to create a story from my picture.
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…then… not “…the man…”
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Yes, I already thought so. 🙂
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Your photos always draw me in with such a clear narrative;as if they are living things wanting their stories told. I love them!
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Thank you very much for your words.
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A very deep philosophical question, rabirius. Do we not, as humans, paint the moment. And, much as a photograph, does it not become a memory in our minds instilled forever. Brilliant work, my friend!
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Thank you very much for your words, Lance.
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Ganzundgarklasse!
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Vielen Dank, Gerhard.
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Ich höre mir gerade das remasterte Anfangsalbum von Dir an (2tes insgesamt angehört)..
Es ist spannend, wenn auch nicht für meine Frau.
Ich fühle mich gut unterhalten.
Das Album könnte auch von “Home Normal” sein oder?! Da habe ich einiges, wenn auch vieles auf Empfehlung.
Ja, noch einmal: Spannend das alles 🙂
Album 3 und 4 werden folgen 🙂
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Ja, vielen Dank. Und schön, dass Dir die Musik gefällt. Ich arbeite gerade an einem neuen Album zusammen mit einem Flötisten. Es ist noch vieles nicht fertig, aber ein Stück haben wir schon mal veröffentlicht. Hier ist das Video:
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Spannend!
Danke fürs Teilen 🙂
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Sehr gern.
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Wow. Wow. Wow. This hits on so many levels. Wonderful. Cheers and Thank You! ❤️
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Thanks a lot. I’m glad you like it so much.
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My pleasure!!! 💕
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The depth in this is amazing. I feel like I can reach right into this scene. Beautifully constructed, Rabirius.
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Thanks a lot, Jane. I’m glad you like it.
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Wow
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Thank you.
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Beautiful
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Thank you.
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Indeed it is… The blank Canvas has been created by All of us to the picture we see before us today…
Lovely interpretation 🙂
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Thanks a lot.
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🙂
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Beautiful!!!!!!
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Thanks you.
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Reblogged this on Manolis.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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